SF Pride's executive director makes Out100 list
The Executive Director of San Francisco Pride was featured in a new short documentary that premiered over the weekend. Suzanne Ford, the first transgender woman to hold the position as Pride's executive director, is also receiving national acclaim and is being honored by Out Magazine's Out 100 list.
Redwood City Police shot and killed a man in a residential neighborhood
Redwood City Police shot and killed a man in residential neighborhood on Tuesday afternoon. They've identified the man as 48-year-old Jose Reynaldo Lombera of Redwood city. Police say officers were responding to a report that a man had fired a gun into the sidewalk. The San Mateo County District Attorney's Office is jointly investigating this incident with the Coroner's Office and the Redwood City Police Department.
Oakland Bakery launches sweet effort to help families during government shutdown
Amid the ongoing government shutdown, one Oakland bakery is stepping up to help families who are struggling financially, by giving away free cakes and cupcakes. Angel Cakes Bakery, a worker-owned cooperative, launched a GoFundMe campaign this week to sponsor baked goods for families who may not be able to afford them. For every box of cupcakes or cakes sponsored, the bakery will donate another.
East Bay lawmakers to vote no on shutdown deal, skeptical of health care vote
The bipartisan deal to end the government shutdown heads to the House for a vote as early as Wednesday afternoon. President Trump has said he would sign the bill.
Teen says immigration raids have him living in fear | West Coast Wrap
An Oregon teenager's emotional plea for help is getting a lot of attention online. After crying in front of city leaders about immigration raids that have him living in fear, he's finding new purpose. Tonight on West Coast Wrap, he shares how he's determined to help his community.
Billy Jones Wildcat Railroad honors veterans in Los Gatos
Billy Jones Wildcat Railroad honors veterans in Los Gatos
Several new businesses head to South Bay mall, ahead of busy 2026
Westfield Valley Fair is welcoming several new businesses, and some are leaning into experiences paired with shopping opportunities. Including a new high-tech, gaming store set to open this week called Corsair.
Video of N Judah speeding incident
Muni train barreling out of Sunset Tunnel near Duboce Park caught on video
Wild Muni ride: Driver asleep as speeding light rail train jolts riders
Video shows a Muni train speeding as the operator appears to fall asleep while driving toward downtown San Francisco.
Family identifies victim killed after Castro Vallejo road rage confrontation
Loved ones identified the victim as 49-year-old Jason Elola.
SJ apt residents see their cars windows broken in apparent crime spree
Residents of a North San Jose apartment complex said at least 40 vehicles parked in a secure underground garage had windows broken over the weekend. A glass repair company was on site Tuesday replacing windows for several vehicles. San Jose police said they're investigating and will have more information about the cases Wednesday.
From Kentucky to the Castro: SF Pride's trans executive director makes Out100 list
Suzanne Ford has been the SF Pride executive director since 2022. She is the subject of a new short documentary film, Beyond the Rainbow: The Intersection of Pride and has been named one of Out Magazines Out100 for 2025 under the education category. In this interview with KTVU Digital Producer Andre Torrez, she says she came out later in life at 46, is committed to keeping SF Pride a free event for the foreseeable future, but realizes the organization needs new streams of revenue.
Redwood City police activity
SkyFOX is over the 100 block of Hemlock Avenue in Redwood City where a police investigation is underway.
Flying issues persist as FAA ramps up flight reductions at 40 US airports including SFO
Flying issues persist as FAA ramps up flight reductions at 40 US airports, including at SFO.
DOJ to investigate Turning Point USA protests at UC Berkeley
The US Department of Justice announced the agency would investigate the protests ahead of the Turning Point USA event at UC Berkeley, where at least three arrests were made and fights broke out.
Speeding Muni light rail train with sleeping driver behind the wheel
Muni passengers screamed as they were jolted, some falling from their seats, as the light rail train sped along while the driver slept.
Muni passengers scream as driver falls asleep
Passengers onboard a San Francisco Muni light rail trains screamed out as jolted and traveled at an excessive speed while the driver was asleep.